Ten Steps to Get Your Business Startup on Track
When starting your own business, it’s important to have procedures in place that keep you focused. Here are ten steps to help set-up your business for success.
Read More What Is An Injunction?
An injunction is an order issued by a judge that forces a person or entity to perform an action or stop taking certain action.
Read More A Role For State Tax Credits In The Redevelopment Of Economically Distressed Communities
Economic development, redevelopment, and rehabilitation of abandoned and/or distressed industrial and commercial sites as well as economically challenged and underserved communities is on the rise in Fort Wayne and elsewhere in the Northeast Indiana region.
Read More A Role For Federal Tax Credits In The Redevelopment Of Economically Distressed Communities
Economic development, redevelopment, and rehabilitation of abandoned and/or distressed industrial and commercial sites as well as economically challenged and underserved communities is on the rise in Fort Wayne and elsewhere in Northeast Indiana.
Read More Top Ten Questions to Ask your Lawyer before you Litigate
Before retaining counsel for a litigation matter, you should ask these ten questions.
Read More Seller Beware: Understanding the Obligations of a Seller of Residential Real Estate under Indiana Law
Over the last several years, we have seen an increase in the amount of litigation initiated by buyers against sellers of residential real estate.
Read More Firm Attorneys Recognized in Indiana Super Lawyers Publication 2018
Barrett McNagny LLP is proud to announce its listing in Indiana Super Lawyers for 2018.
Read More Day-to-day Practices to Promote Litigation Success
Don’t lose your case before it’s even filed! Most people avoid litigation like the plague, and for good reason. Litigation can be expensive and risky.
Read More Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and Estate Planning
On December 22, 2017, the President signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (the “Act”), which has a significant effect on federal tax laws.
Read More Mortgagee Beware
When information respecting a mortgage maturity date is missing from the documents on file with the county recorder’s office, the time a mortgagee can bring a foreclosure action on the mortgage can be greatly reduced.
Read More U.S. Department of Labor Clarifies when Interns Working at For-Profit Employers Are Subject to the Fair Labor Standards Act
On December 19, 2017, the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit became the fourth federal appellate court expressly to reject the U.S. DOL's six-part test for determining whether interns and students are employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
Read More Barrett McNagny LLP Listed in 2018 “Best Law Firms” Rankings
Barrett McNagny LLP is proud to announce that the firm was ranked in the 2018 “Best Law Firms” rankings by U.S. News Media Group and Best Lawyers®.
Read More Common Estate Planning Questions
Even though an estate plan is customized for each circumstance, there are questions that you should always consider with an estate planning attorney.
Read More The Health Care Peer Review Process
Hospitals, physician groups, and medical offices of all sizes can (and should) use a peer review process to address and improve patient care.
Read More A Business Can Be Found Guilty of Discrimination Even When the Same Person Who Hires an Employee Fires that Employee
When it comes to discrimination in the workplace, employers sometimes ask themselves, “How could a decision to fire an employee be biased when the same supervisor made the decision to hire the employee?”
Read More New I-9 Form Effective September 18, 2017
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is requiring the use of a new I-9 Form effective September 18, 2017.
Read More Best Lawyers® in America Recognizes Attorneys
Barrett McNagny LLP is proud to announce that four firm attorneys were selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2018 as “Lawyer of the Year” in their respective practice areas.
Read More Thresholds for State and Federal Employment Law Coverage
Businesses must follow different state and federal employment laws based on the number of employees. This can be confusing, as different laws have different thresholds.
Read More Impermissible Reaffirmation Or New Guaranty?
The sole shareholder (“Shareholder”) of the Borrower signs a personal guaranty for his Company’s loan. Due to circumstances unrelated to the Company, the Shareholder files for bankruptcy, eventually receiving a Chapter 7 discharge.
Read More What Is a Patent?
A patent is a “deal” between inventors and the federal government that protects the inventor from others from making, using or selling their invention.
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